Snakes Facts

An Indian man known as "Snake Manu" can put small snakes, including deadly cobras, into his mouth and pass them out through his nose.

In the United States, survival rates for untreated venomous snakebites vary dramatically by species—copperhead bites have over 99% survival rate without antivenom, while eastern diamondback rattlesnake bites drop to 60-80%, and some species like black mambas are nearly 100% fatal without treatment.

In Australia, there are spiders big enough to eat snakes.

Green vine snakes aren't dangerous. They just stare at you like you've disappointed them.